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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12
THE CREAM SNAKE.
A Reptile That Confines It's Depreciation
To NeIl-Kept Diaries.

A Reptile That Confines Its Depredations
To NeIl-Kept Diaries.
"Did you ever hear of the cream snalze?n
asked a truthful Californian of a San Fran
sisco EraBiiper man. NO, Well. when
was boy that particular kind of snake was
the cause Of my getting many good scold-
big from my father and mother NV father
owns ranch in San Mateo County, and
among other things keeps lot of cows.
He prides himself upon the excellence of the
butter he makes. and to make good butter
you must have good cream. You could get
any thing on the ranch from my father ex-
cept mouthful of that cream
All boys and girls are passiOnately fond
OF rich, sweet cream, and had my weak
ness IN that line, but L was scared to death
Tor fear my father would catch me skim
ming the dishes. Once in awhile stole a
little mess and then drew the heavy cream
over the part l skinned. as if nobody had
touched it. Wen, the cream went anyhow
to an alarming degree, and of course was
blamed for it,
Might after night the marauders came
and there was evidence that dish after dish
had been tempered with. My father at last
lost all patience and threatened to lick me
soundly, and l guess he'd have done so, but
mother interfcrred. l protested my inno-
NSANO' DStdISt INC lLlle spoonful OF cream
took onNe in great while amounted to moth
ing. He was still incredulous, and to get
even with me l was placed on guard to
watch the dairy
1t was kind Of hard for a boy sixteen or
seventeen years of age to sit up all night
and watch for cream burglars But did it
like a little man. With revolver i'm nv
hip pocket and a dark lantern in my hand 1
laid IN wait for the enemy. didn't have to
wait long.
about midnight when every thing was
still as death, l could see some things
Crawling up TO the pans, and getting there
seemed to be leveling on the contents. |
approached with the greatest caution, and
there hat did see but half-dozen snakes,
from tV % three feet long, gorging them
selves with cream.
Il wanted to &c. ar enough to shoot
couple o. them, brt b. accident made a
noise and the rept burglars made their
escape. solved the nystery; father solved
it next night, and wa. exonerated from all
blame. The day following we covered the
dishes over with tin, with small holes bored
IN 1t, and put tin on that portion of the dairy
where the snakes climbed to the pans. The
cream was then perfectly secure, but there
wasn't night for months that the slime of
snakes couldn't be seen on the tin. The
reptiles finally got tired of the fooling and
left If you visit my fathers ranch YOU can
see the tin there to this day.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12
STRANGE FISH TALES.
The Remarkably AIluring Bait Used b
Two Truthful Pennsylvanians.

The Remarkably AIluring Bait Used by
Two Truthful PennsyIvanians.
A story is told of a wonderful catch made
with snakes tail near Reading the other
day, but that was neither so curious nor so
unusual as the experience of a man in this
city, says the Harrisburg Patriot
In company with number of gentlemen
employed on the hill he visited the popular
resort In Lebanon County. He had provided
hmsef with rods, lines, hooks and other
materials IN profusion, but when he reached
the bank OF the crystal stream discovered
that he had no bait. A less resourceful
person W 'uld no doubt have sent to the no
tel for bottle of Highspire, but the gentle
man in question adopted no such expediept.
he seated himself on the bank, took off his
shoes, pared his corn and put the parings
ON his hook. To his great surprise the fish
olt with ayldity, and in a short time he re-
turned to the hotel with handsome string
of bass.
A gentleman who listened to the nara
ton OF this story remarked that il il
strange what fancies the fish take. He was
trout-fis hing a short time ago at one of
the mountain streams In Luzerne County.
After whipping the stream assiduously m
TIL all his flies were gone and his stock of
worms exhausted, he looked disconsolately
ih'o an empty creel and lamented the i'll
luck which had attended his efforts. Just
tnen his eye caught a rich, round, blue
nuckleberry which was adjoining neigh
ooring push. The thought struck him that
1t might serve for bait, and pucling il. from
TO bush he put it on The hook and made a
cast Almost instantly there was a rise.
and he pulled in a fine trout which weighed
pound and a half The fish was speedily
taken of and the throw repeated with the
same success. In less than half an bonr
ne had fifteen trout in his crcel, ranging
from six ounces to two pounds each. ali
caught with the one huckleberry. which es-
tablishes the berry as the most desirable
TROUT bait, though it has the drawback that
the trout season Is over, as a rule. before
huckleberries arc generally ripe.
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Easley VS.. same; set for Oct. 18th.
Davis VS.. Webb; judgment for S26s
and costs and interest.
Chas Perkins VS. f. b. Perkins: set
for Oct. 9th.
Tyner & Richardson VS.. Pool; set for
Oct. 18th.
Annie Preston vs.. ]. f. Preston: on
trial for Oct. 18th.
Brown, receiver, VS.. Brown ct al:
continued.
+. A. Geppert VS.. F. Lafever; judg-
ment for $50 and interest and property
ordered sold.
Davidson Investment Co. VS. Lafever;
Judgment for SS7l and PREMISES ordered
SOLD,
Schu n vs.. Bitter; judgment for'plain-
tiff Tor 81, 100 and interest and property
ordered sold.
Mary Sterling VS. Robert Sterling;
divorce granted.
j. III. Smyth Y +. T. Noble; judg-
ment for plaintiff for $54l and interest.
State VS.. kirkpatrick; set for Oct. 10.
White VS.. Poole; judgment for $537
and interest.
Steele Il Walker VS.. Reuben Lake:
judgment for plaintiff for Sl7.36 and
costs.
Thos. A. Page vs.. Mary Peterson;
dismissed and costs paid.
Barber County VS.. City of New
Kiowa; judgment for 81 and costs paid
Bank of HaZelton vs.. l.. G.. Peck, ct
al; continued.
Chapman vs.. Clark; set for Oct. 18th.
Noah VS.. Sunafrank; set for Oct. 10.
O'Neal Us. Fred Dudley; set for Oct.
18th.
L. X. Hanna VS.. f. r. Barlow: dis
missed.
State VS.. Strong; injunction made
perpetual.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12
BARGAINS /!

Wall Paper and Window Curtains almost at
your own prices, for the next 10 days. Call in
and examine the elegant and pretty patterns NJ
from 10 to 20 cents for double rolls. Now * the.
time to buy wall paper, while you can. Or !
viii trade the entire stock of about $1,000 for
good desirable town property or land. Call =
doors south of Lebrecht Block, DR.. Moore's Of
flee. II ELI SIMMONS.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Def Ill by shannon " shannon, Alb
stracterS and Conveyancers.
Jno III Kramer TO + G Leuther 50
acres near Lodi .........S $50
y TrOtteT To n j TrOtter 100
acres near Deerhead ....... 1000
l. G. Lowe To II Nickum 100 acres
near Aetna. ...... -. ....... 1900
NJ T. MiddOugh to G Elliott 100
acres near Deerhead. .,...... 1900
III III Hayes to W G. Bowler lGO
acres near Aetna. 1900
G III Douglass to J ID Carr ~ acres
near Sun City........... .. lGO|
a Buck TO w T. Head $50 acres
near Deerhead. ............ 1900
w f Head to + o Young 100
acres near Deerhead. .......... $500
NJ j Turner to Landers Il Couch
100 acres near AetOa. ...... 5000
G. X Rumsey to p ID Cunningham
160 acres near Sexton. .... Il
l. l. Lee to y X Barnhart iOacres
near MumfOrd. ............. 40
II G Munger to G w Veatch 100 "a
John $ Patterson to q. w. Veach
l6O near Sharon. ....... 1000
G w Veatch to + l. Salmon 16Oa
near Sharon. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
L W Crawford to f Stalder 100 a
near Sharon. .....,..,,....... 1900
Maud Peck to w II Stacy 100
near HazeltOn. ...... ..... 1920
Geo w Mickers to G w StolpSOa
near Medicine Lodge. ...... 400
A l. Hansen TO A Hayes 100 a
near Barber. .............. -. 500
j w Baker to % p T Ewell so
near KiOwa. ..,,,..,,... 500
e b Edwards to ii ii Briggs l6Oa
near Lodi. 100
ii l. Newman to ii Knox s37 a
near Aetna. ......... ....... 10000
J A Clark to w j Spotwood 16Oa
near Aetna. .................. 500
r Smith to G C Gartin 100 a near
sexton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3OO0
JnO Pearson to ]. DeGeer 100 a
near Deerhead. .,.,,..,,.,,,, 700
Il NJ Frisbie to ii Frisbie 100 a
near Deerhead. 900. $500. 900
MEDICINE LODGE
Il L Mitchell to L Elliott II lots
Central ave ITartzell add. $40. 1000
+ 5 Hammond to III Morgan lot
, blk Hammond add. ...... 100
; a Payne 10 + Winters lots
IayneS aud. ........,rt..... 300
T L Wilson TO w DObson l. Z blk
0J ...-.... ..-.................. 3OUO
Jas Thompson to : Smith l. l blk
IOI ...-................, ION
J II COncynnOn to o T. L Ewell
l2blk rs | o blk 81 ....... 5000
Geo Ackenly to l. 4 EwelI lIS0
blk llS............... ...... 800
J Dobson to \ J Bently Is blk
3d.. ....... n.......... 1000
y + Ewell to 4 Il Wilson l234
sc blk ~. ............,... 500
Up LynlIam to $ Finnagin out
lO ....... ..................... I59
B Kingsbaker tn Culver and DON
avun 10 blk -. .......... 25m
ID I Flynn to A l. Circle | 2blk
3D.. ~ .. $50
X L Co to \ 4 Wilson blk So 400
X L Go To a l. Grille 3 blk 90 100
ID L Flynn TO G. Lawman lot 9
DlOck d. s.
ELTON.
l 5 Kinear to J f Flowers lot q
block 81. $50
T. II Barlow to II Falle,t part of
block Observation-Disclosures. 100
sun CITY,
f Jones to ID " Corliss lots 70
~ dock l.-...-.-... .......... 80
ID Cornue to ] ID Carr lot 2 blk 9 1000
AETNA.
Aetna Town Co to j C. Boston lots
Is u block g.. ,............ so
Aetna Town Co to Hardy 4 Hahn
lots 8 block 8. ............. g
II II Hardy to NJ r Boston lots
D DOCK .s......s.......... 40
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Reward for Cattle.

will pay literally for the delivery to me- or
forinformation leading to their whereabouts.
of any of the Payne cattle, branded p or HIP
connected or P bar. have purchased these
brands and all cattle branded i'm them, and am
Informed that several of the cattle are i'm this
and Comanche counties
II L. F. PEARSON Medicine Iojoa
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12

If you want genuine bargains see
Wood II Vincent. They will not be
undersOld.
An immense stock of winter boots
at Wood 81 Virrent's, and if you want
No. ] goods, at hard-times prices il
will pay You to see them.
Wood ~ Vincent take delight in
showing goods and accommodating
customers.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12
FOR SAIE---CHEAP!

Good Single Harness, Ash Bedstead and Wow
en- Wire Springs, nearly new, and complete
Quilt for housekeeping. consisting of Red
steads- Carpets, Stoves, Stands, Centrc-tablc
Chairs, Tables, Safe and Dishcs-evcry conve-
nience for keeping house. All i'm good. three
room-housc, porches and we'll at door. that
party buying furniture can rent reasonably;
also, n lot of chickens and No. | COW. Call on
ELI SIMMONS at DIR. Moore's Office. II
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12

Our stock of boots and shoes is COM
plete; nothingto add. Bought foI cash,
from eastern manufacturers, and we
will quote you prices so lew they will
aStonish you. Standiford, Youmans &
Eldrpd F6
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12

Mrs. j.. ID. CorsOn has decided to re-
enter the business of dress-making, and
will be glad to have her lady friends
call on her, at the room one door south
of Higgins furniture store, on Main
street. All work guaranteed, and pri-
ces satisfactory. IL
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12
TRANSFER LINE

j. B. Gano is the manager of the South
western Bus and Transfer Line. Buses and
baggage wagons meet every train, passenger
and freight, Delivers freight and express in
any part of the city. Leave orders at the
office of c. G Taiiaferro, or at the bus barn on
Kansas avenue, west
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12
WOOD & VINCENT.

We are daily making new and choice
selections iii clothing. Can fit you in
any pattern you may select, at from
50 to $50 suit. We sell hobby suit
for 50. Standiford, Youmans 81 FL
bred. 16
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FOR SALE.

10R HEAD Off and 3year-old -Sssz4-.uuxz,
IOO STEERS. eH Eff
Good Feeders, and i'm good Flesh. E
y. a. LOCKARD,
dor +. G. Hubbcll g. Coz
Medicine Lodge, Kansas. Tito
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12

There all he public sale of 30 head
ofhorses, cattle and hogs, three miles
north of Lake City, on Thursday. Oct.
%, 1887. Nine months credit viii be
given ON bankable notes.
SHORE a McADoo.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12
For Sale or Trade.

100 acres, all tillable; miles from Hazclton;
5oacres broke; house, barn, fences, well, els
tern; 100 fruit trees; near a school house; good
land. Will sell cheap, or trade for Missouri
farm property. Address J. II. b., INDEX office.
Medicine Lodge, Kansas I5tl
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12

If You make your application with
Shannon " Shannon, you VIII get your
money when papers are signed. 10
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I5t4
List of Lettars.

THE following letters remain uncalled for ut
L the poSOtfce in Medicine lodge for the
week ending October s, 1887. In calling for
them please state that they are advertised
u w Brown, A l. Duncan,
> III Kelley, A Parsons,
John Tyndall, Earl Young
L. \. McCLEARE Z. NJ
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12
To Trade For CattIa-

~ OdLIIUs
41S acres of the best land in Barber county:
well improved; adjoining Sharon, Barber coun-
ty, ro trade for Cattle. For particulars, INQUIRE
OF VIM. GARRISON,
l5t4 Sharon. Kaneos
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LOCAL NEWS.
See Morris for Cook Stoves.

WnNEV ~. NJ INGRAHAN. Opera
HONG House Block, loans mon
ey ON personal or Chattcl security. ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12
Warning Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all parties
not to cash the following county war
rants.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12

LUMBER is in great demand in San
francisco the supply not being equal to
The wants of all buyers. All coast mills are
running and new ones are being built.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12
shipping wheat i'm Rnln

Wheat is never shipped in bulk, but al
ways in bags, as when loaded i'm bulk IL il
about the most dangerous cargo a ship can
carry. No matter how lightly it may be
packed at first, it settles considerably
within short time, and then is very
liable to shift When shifting takes place
ship is as good as lost, as the change in
he center of gravity throws her on her
beam ends, and she is nearly certain to 90
20 the bottom in the first moderate gale.
Many ships were lost in this way, and now
ne shipment Of grain in balk is prohibited
y law.
Working at ZOE Years.
An aged negro blacksmith, who still does
good work at the forge in Ozan, Ark. and
who is known a Governor Pickens, il
probably the oldest working blacksmith
living. He was born in South Caroline
March ], 1881, was sold on the block IN
New Orleans. and taken to Arkansas in
iszo.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12

The largest stock of Gents Fine
Shoes in the county is at Wood & Vim
cents.
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Democratic Central Committee.
now no arr TO BARBER COUNTY

r.. l.. O'BRYAN CHAIRMAN
-. ~ DEfZELf.. SECRETAHY
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12
WOOD 6 VINCENT.
Wood 81 Vincent have fine line of
gents winter underwear-just in.

"A large stock of ladies' fine shoes,
just received, at Wood & Vincent's.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-06
LIE President Cleveland.

LIE president DIES Etats. Unis,
Nine Cleveland ct 1quelques per-
sonnes de leur suite a%rriveront q
Minneapolis mardi prochaln II
courant q une heure de l'apres-
midi par le "Chicago Milwaukee
R. r" LIE comit6 de reception ct
I'm grand nombre de citoyens proc
minents front attendre les vova
geurs d la care, puts les escorte-
ront Al'Hotel West, Cd une heure
ct demie sera employee pour le
lunch. A trois heures, le Pr6si-
dent ct So suite, accompanies du
conseil municipal, des ofi6iers de
Ia vile, lies repr6sentants de Ia
Presse ct escortes par le Ter R6gi-
ment du Minnesota ct une phalange
de policemen partiront pour une
promenade en- voiture autour de la
Vile, promenade termin6e par une
ylsite 3 TExposition Oh le Marie
Ames fera le discours de bienve-
venue.
"A 6 heures IN banquet sera
donn6 . Yhotel West; d u b. lie.
President quittera l'hotel, assiste
ra d ILLUMINATION de rAyenue M,
collet, puts descendra . l"Union
depot Oh il prendra le train de
hut heures.
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Ia CONSUMPTION GuERlE.

I'm vieux medecin retire, ayant recn
DUN mlssionnaire DIES Indies Orientales
la formule dun remede simple ct veg6-
tai pour Ia guerison rapide ct permanent
te de Ia Consumption, Ia Bronchite, la
Catarrhe, pAsthme ct tcutes les Aztec
lions des Poumons ct de la Gorge, ct qui
guerit radicalement la Debilite Nerveuse
ct toutas les Maladies Nerveuses; apres
.avoir eprouv6 ses remarquables efets
~curatifs dams DIES milliers de cas-, trouve
que c'est son deYoir de lie faire eonnaitre
aux malades. Pousse par le desir de
soulager les ~souffrances de rhumanite
~i'enverrai gratis d euA qul le desirent,
cette recette en- Allemand, Francois on
Anglais, avec instructions pour la pr6pa-
rer ct I'employer. Expedite par Ia poste
si on addresse aveo un timbre nOmmant
Journal, Nv. a. NoYEs, l49 Powers
Block. Rochester. M.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-06

- ANNEAE -=HtEEk 80 #EES-
Le Rev. Pere Nougaret, cure de
|PEglise Ste Clotilde, est revenu Ia
semaine derniere dun voyage de
deux semaines au Canada. Di-
manche dernier, dams I'm de ces
admirables sermons don't il a lie
secret, il a fait connaftre q tous sea
paroissiens, heureux de son retour,
les Impressions de son voyage.
ii est litteralement enchant6,
ravi de tout CO quill a vi, de &c
quill a entendu. Ce qui Ia surtout
|frapp6 c'est l'aisance qui regne au
Canada, qu'on Sc plat dependant
q repr6senter 81 pauvre; puts Ia po-
litesse, cette vertu 81 essentielle-
ment franchise, 1nn6e chez nous,qui
regne parmi tous, meme ct surtout
parmi les enfaDts, le savoir yivre
de la jeunesse ct enfn l'ordre ad-
mirable qui preside dams toutes les
maisons d'9ducation.
III a beauccup admire Montreal
d'abord, Quebec ensuite, ainsi que
lie MAGNITUDE paysage qui SO de-
roule entire Montreal ct Ste There.
SO ct entire Quebec ct Ste Anne de
Beaupr6.
A Ste Th6r4se le Rev. Pere Nou-
garet a visit6 le college ct Is cou-
vent, ces deux institutions mode.
les. II a pespoir que bientot Min.
neapolls poss6dera aussi IN cor.
vent dirig6 par des sours Cana
diennes-F Franchises.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-06

L'exposition de Minneapolis tou-
che q 90 fin. Aussi administration,
d6sirant terminer dignement une
chose 81 bien commenc6e, a-t-el1e
pour les derniers jours entass6 at
fractions sur attractions.
Jugez-en.
s Hier mercredi ftait le jour des
vieux pionniers dn Minnesota.
Mgr Ireland B fat un discours que
nous analYserons dams notre pro-
chain numero.
Demainsera le jour de Liberati
le sympathique chef de musique
du u Regt de milice.
Samedi, soir sera le jour reserve
aux enfants. IL aura une grande
exposition de jouets de toutes sor-
tie.
Lundi 10 courant commence
ment du grand festival. Premiere
appar;tion du choenr compose de
200 voix.
Mardi u, sera lie jour du Pr6si-
dent Cleveland. Concerts dams Ia
matinee par Ia musique de Liberia
ii, dams lapres-midi par Porches-
tire de DAM, le soir par les deux
musiques r6unies.
Mercredi l2.-Jour des ouvri-
ers, au b6n6fce du monument des
lGhevaliers du Travail: NJ. Pow
fderly presidera.
Jsudi Is, on Vendredi I.--Sera
jour des Danes.
Enfn Samedi Is, cloture de
pExposition.
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JUICE REA.

L'6lectiou du juge Rea de Min
neapolis, CONNIE commandant en-
chef de la Grande Arm6e de Ia
R6publique, est IN honneur pour
notre vile ct le Nord-O Quest en- &C.
neral. Son election ma etc due B
aucune manoeuvre, q aucune intri-
que. Les camarades FONT nomm6
parcequ'ils le respectent, qu'ils
connaissent ct appr6cient son m6ri
te solide, son habilit6, SO prudence
ct son bon sens prominent.
LIS croient que Ia dignit6 ct les
1nterets de la Grande Armee sont
en- suret6 dams ses mains. Et lie
ont. raison.
Lundi soir. les postes de la
grande arm6e de la R6publique, la
milice ct un nombre considerable
de citoyens lui ont fait une
magnifique ovation q son re-
tour de st. Louis, GU il q 6t6 6lu
General en- chef de la Grande Ar
NEE. lie Marie Ames a fait dune
maniere, 6logieuse lie discours de
bienvenue auquel NJ, Rea q r6pon
du en- termes choisis, en- d6clarant
modestemant que son election 3 ce
poste, n'6tait qu'un compliment q
Minneapolis pour la maniere don't
notre vile await recu la Grande
en- 1884.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-06

LA conyentionsg4nerale des Che
yaliers du Travail q etc oMcielle-.
ment ouverte lundi dernier dams
Timmenuse sale du "Washington.
Rink Cling mile personnes "a
moins 6taient assemblies pour en-
tendre parler N. PowderIy le.
grand .maftre de Iordre.
Son discours a,et6 ce qu'on 6tait
en- droit d'attendre dn chef dune
aussi puissante association, cest-
a.dire admirable.
La premiere question gull .
trait6e, est celle de Immigration.
Clairement, supplement, Il re.
.fut6 paccusation port6e contre luiI
.d'etre partisan de la restrictiiond de
Immigration. q demontr6
quelle difference 6norme il u await
entire ceux qui yiennent lei en-.
shommes hires" de leur propre
Yolonte, ct ces hort1es de.gens qni
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lie bazaar on profit des orphelins
s'est termin6 q Harmonic Hall,
samed1 soir. LIE success 3 depass6
toutes les appearances, puisuue les
b6n6fces nets r6alis6s d6passent
5000 dollars.
La demoiselle Ia plus populaire
de Ia paroisse de Notre-Dome de
Lourdes 3 et6 Nellie Melee Caisse,
qui 3 recu une magnifqne montre
de dame, en- or, 6valu6e 3 $65:
Nos pauYres orphelins peuvent
etie tranqnlIles: grace an devone-
ment de notre clerge OF ae nos ca
tholiques, ills pourront passer,
sans souffrir la saison d'hiYer 81
terrible, dams le Minnesota, pour
les pauvresk et les delsisses.
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EOH0 OH LioUEST

en- yenant ne sont que Les vioti-
mes d'agents de lignes de bateaux
de chemins de fer etc..
La seconde question, importante
entire toutes, fut celle de Ia tempe
rance. ION ma accuse-a-t-i de.
tire Papotre de Ia temperance dams
l'organisation des Chevaliers du
Travail: Uest vrai". Et dams des
termes plus forts plus expresshs
que ceux gull q jamais employees
en- traltant ce sujet il s'eleva dc
contre l'emploi des Il
queurs, ct parla en- favour de
thence.
LIE disoours de N. Powderly fut
3 outrance ct CO tut JUS
tice.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-10-06

Samedi matin, Lew Murray, lie
miserable qui forca Mary Sylyes-
tire 3 sauter par une fenetre du
troisieme 9tage 3 comparu devant Ia
cour d'assises de St. Paul. Son avo,
cat demanda que le Judgement de
son client ait lieu dams un autre
comte ,parce que dit-il,dans le Com
te de Hennepin les opinions sont
trop pr6venues contre lui. Lie
cour ft droit d cette demande ct
le iugement q etc remis au De
cembre proclaim dams le Comt6 de
Wright.
Esp6rons quill ne perdra rien
ponr attendre. Z